Mathematics, 31.03.2020 20:33, slixmaster89

Which statement describes the transformation of AABC? Is AA'B'C' = AABC? Explain.
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AABC has reflected across the y-axis and translated left 7. AA'B'C' # AABC
because a reflection and translation are rigid transformations. Rigid
transformations dilate the original figure.
AABC has reflected across the x-axis and translated left 5. AA'B'C'S
AABC because a reflection and translation are rigid transformations. Rigid
transformations have no effect on the side lengths of the original figure.
AABC has reflected across line y-axis and translated left 5. AA'B'CS
AABC because a reflection and translation are rigid transformations. Rigid
transformations have no effect on the side lengths of the original figure.
AABC has reflected across line p and translated left 7. AA'B'C' =AABC
because a reflection and translation are rigid transformations. Rigid
transformations have no effect on the side lengths of the original figure.

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